Your day is
meetings and
messages.

Both of them are writing, and both of them are the thing that slips when the day fills up.

A 3D illustration of voice becoming writing

Six things that
matter here.

Everything below is shipped today. Nothing on this page is a roadmap.

The meeting leaves something behind

A transcript, a summary and the list of who agreed to do what, recorded on your own machine with no bot joining the call.

The update that was going to be late

An investor update is twenty minutes of typing or four minutes of talking. Dictate the draft on the way somewhere and edit it when you sit down.

Replies that sound like you

In Hinglish to the team and in English to the client, without writing each one twice.

Transform the draft, do not restart it

Say it roughly, then ask for it shorter, warmer or more formal. The rough pass is the hard part and speaking gets you through it.

And when the team grows

One console, single sign-on, a shared dictionary, and adoption you can read without reading anybody's words.

Without giving away the room

Privacy Mode keeps nothing. Always tell the other people in a meeting that you are recording.

The half hour after the meeting

Nobody has it. That is where the follow-up goes missing, and it is the part the notetaker is actually for.

Why Roman Hinglish
No bot joinsIt records on your device, not as a participant.
Notetaker includedIn every paid plan, not sold separately.

Try it on today's
actual work.

Not on a test sentence. Open the thing you were about to type and say it instead.